John Oliver Stull

We still miss visiting with John. He was such a great friend and made us feel very welcome. We loved his stories about his life.

I worked with Senator Stull as a Senate Fellow and later as a Sub-Committee Counsel in 1977-78 in Sacramento. He was an honest hardworking gentleman and I was honored to be in his office. I considered him my boss but also a friend.

John we miss you so much. We loved listening to your lifes events. You were a very interesting man. We cherish the time we were lucky enough to know you.

I worked for John in his Legislative offices from 1971 until l976 when I married and moved to L.A. First in the Assembly, then his special election campaign, then in the Senate. He was a wonderful and honorable man. He had a great sense of humor and great integrity. I loved the Christmas newsletters that he and Babbie sent with interesting stories about history and their personal experiences. I was close friends with Sinara when she lived in Sacramento; she was a bridesmaid in my...

We knew John as a great and honorable man who served this area so well during his time in Sacramento. My sympathy to his remaining family....He is now with friends watching us cope with today's California

I knew John Stull through his daughter Sinara my dear friend. He was a kind and interesting fellow. I miss all of them Babie, John and my life time friend Sinara. I had sent him a card afew years back referring to Sinara who I met at Whittier College as my lifetime friend. He wrote back and loved that we had remained friends for all those many years. He will be truly missed.

John was a great friend and supporter when I served in the State Legislator and through out my political career. He enjoyed retelling our war stories in the Legislature and keeping up with my current political responsibilities, my family and international adventures. I kept encouraging him to return to California because I kept a legislative position open for him and a reservation for the next China forum.A great man who loved his family, country and loyal to his friends.

Although we never met, I became acqainted with Sen. Stull through his daughter Sinara who I was friends with beginning at school in Arizona. That led to a long penpal relationship with his wife Babbie...and then with him after Babbie's death. Together they had many interesting & amusing stories to share, and did so with great skill & charm. I will miss this amazing man but am comforted by the image of him being reunited with his beloved family in a better place for all of Eternity. God...

We got acquainted with John a few years ago and fell in love with him. He was so kind and we enjoyed listening to him tell about his interesting life.